I learned that pen names are not merely functional--they are often bound up in profound ways with a writer's creativity and identity, not to mention issues of guilt and shame.
In her view, clinical autonomy is not merely "a functional necessity and leads to a degree of corporate autonomy" (1997, 347) nor are the two forms separate from one another.
Certain studies have revealed that not merely the functional ability of HSP70 against stress conditions that decreases with aging [ 96] but also aging is associated with an actual decreased concentration of HSP70 and subsequently a decreased ability to respond to stressed conditions [ 97].
However, two recent studies on different SCA6 knock-in mice neither found that expanded polyQ affects the electrophysiological properties of Cav2.1 [ 37, 57], suggesting that the pathogenic mechanism of polyQ expansion in SCA6 is not merely due to functional changes of Cav2.1.
Ideally, successful integration of phenomenology with informed consent for ECT would encourage clinicians to appreciate how, for patients, side-effects are not merely statistical probabilities concerning functional values in one area of a person's life, but are instead outcomes that interfere with one's lived-experience.
The move by the highly-regarded Cleveland Clinic is not merely a dabbling in functional practices.
The rest isn't quite so compelling, merely functional.
That the dialogue is merely functional is not a cosmetic flaw.
Such ubiquitous occurrence of the microexons in P. chrysosporium P450 genes points to their potential role in conferring functional diversity and emphasizes the fact that the functional divergence is not merely a product of gene duplication/translocation.
Given the significant changes that globalization of health care can introduce, it is important that human resources professionals be involved at the highest level of strategic planning, and not merely be positioned at the more functional, managerial levels.
